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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage/One Man's Garden
[Speaking of short-lived flowers] Then they are gone. It does not do at all to say, Well, we'll look at them next week , because next week...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage / Stillmeadow Sampler
At this season of the year, I think often of Thoreau living his solitary life in the hut by Walden Pond. I too, in spring, feel impatient w...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book Passage/John Adams
Long before, on his rounds of Boston as a young lawyer, Adams had often heard a man with a fine voice singing behind the door of an obscure ...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage/One Man's Garden
Everyone has his own notions of what smells wonderful and what does not. I think the scent of wisteria and locust (which is much like wiste...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage/One Man's Garden
"Wort" is the old word for plant, and it survives in such forms as mugwort, sandwort, figwort, and so forth, and is pronounced "wirt"; in fa...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage/No Ordinary Time
After hearing this in my current audiobook, No Ordinary Time by Doris Kearns Goodwin, I was as amazed as I've ever been. Can you believe it...
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Letters from a Hill Farm: Book passage/One Man's Garden
It's human nature, or at least a gardener's nature (which is not quite the same thing), to want to live at least one and preferably two clim...
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